The Arizona champion., 1887-02-26
WEEKLY CHAMPION,
FEBRUARY a6, 1887,
LOCHL MATTERS.


 eriesrly in the season. 2, !. A Marshall and family have gene to Williams to reside.
 Hon. ". H. Ashurst's family are recovering from the measels.
 E, N. Sanford, of Prescott, was in town the beginning of the week.
 II. ]. Miller has received a lot oi new law books for his law library.
 Chas. F. Cslcord and wife have gone on visit to Wichita Kansas.
 The beautiful snow has been com ing down to some purpose this week.
 W. l.. Van Horn came up from Williams on Tuesday to attend the dance.
 The Arizona Central Bank Received their new safe from Cincinnati yes, terday.
 General McD,nc returned from his trip to Los Angeles on last We'd nesday.
 NJ. J, Riordan will, it is said, soon stat a general merchandise store at Williams.
 John Francis has been appointed a deputy sheriff and will have charge of the jail.
 Albuquerque and Prescott newspa- pers took h.liday On Washington ! birthday.
 Mir. and Mrs, W. F. Walters have added another girl to the population of Flagstaff.
 r. ]. Brannen has heen quite i'll for the past few days with neuralgis, but is now better.
 F. $. Clark, cashier of the Bank of Flagstaff, made business trip to Win slow. this week.
 Albuquerque seems to have had T good old fashioned holiday on Wash ingtsn's birthday.
 Mrs. Johnson. sister of Mrs. P B Rumsey, of Old rown. has been very sick for the past week
 The many friends of Pat Hamilton, ia northern Arizona, will be glad to hear that ke Is improving.
 J.W. Gray, the saddlcr, who has l,cen ou the sick list for some time past Is rapidly improving.
 The Arizona Cattle Company yes trrday received from the east fifteen fine mares and one stud horse.
 A new side walk is being laid dswn from the Bank of Flagstaff build. ins 40, the corner of Gold avenue. @Msjor ]. F. Kimball, chef quarter. master of the military department oi Arizona, is advertising for horses.
 K. w. Bell and Ralph Cameron. two oi FlagssAffr prosperous sheep mcn. are in town from their ranges.
 Last. Susaays western trsin was de. iayed six hours. An immense mass of rsck fell on the track at Tehachapi p,a.
 Col. F. c. Hatch. one of the large real estate owners of Phenix. WIS a passenger on ThursdAy's east bound train.
 Dr. P. G. Cornish at present ha. his hands full attending to several juveniles who arc down with the measles.
 Hoods Susaparilla is peculiar to itself and superior to all other prepar ations in strength, economy and med iciLsl merit.
 S. E. Marshall. chief clerk for M,. jor 5. 5. Patterson, U. ;. lad ian Agent at the Navajo Reservation |, visiting Flagstaff.
 Thos. McAIillan, one of our largest sheep owners, ha, 70 lar recovered from his late lilaess As tu bc able tn be on the streets.
 Wm. Morris, foreman for the Ari zoaa Cattle Company, wro has o-c quite ill for the past fes days, Is rap- idly convaiesclng.
 Mir, J. ;. Morris, who has been con. filed to ni, rom Rdl ai atlIck oi rheumatism, is better and made a trip to Selisrnan on Tuesday.
 J. II. Hoskins, IT,, cashier of the Arizona Central B4nS, who hIs been absent from the town daring the week reiurued 10 Fiag,tAf yesterday.
 Col. ]. ". Eddy. president of the MineraI Belt rallroAd, and wife leil on Friday morn'ng for B1ston. 1,l, Eddy goes on railroad business.
 The Bank of Flagstaff nA, Iii nite,l capital to loan on good securities. We will be plea,ed to accoInmodate the public and our old friends. Call and sec Us.
 Hon. M. w. Stewart, one of the largest cattle men and merchants oi Southero Arizona, passed through here yesterday on the east bound tram.
 If tho people of Arizonl had auy say in tbe matter, Parish would never occupy the position of Com nlssioner of Immigration. -fenostoae Epi- taph.
 Any one who thinks that Col. l. ". Eddy caDpot work as well wih his hands as wilh his brains should have seen b;m pushing with the other men